South Kingstown, RI

South Kingston; Washington County; Rhode Island

02-06-08

Macey Davis: Property Manager in Charlestown, RI

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(401) 364-3555

Land has been in a stand still in South Kingston. I'm encouraging my clients to invest here, it's a great place for tourism and housing. I love to visit this area. I've talked with some members of the chambers of commerce their and the area seems to be on the role to economic development. There are also many employment opportunities as well. Truly a great area.

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South Kingston,Washington County, Rhode Island

01-30-08

Macey Davis

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(401) 364-3555

I like to do business in the South Kingstown area because of the great property values. I love when I refer people here and they come back pleased of what they find this city has to offer. It has a great location with access to some beautiful beaches. Even though it is the largest town in Washington county, it still has a nice small town feel.

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